Description

One of a kind! Totally updated, New systems, new kitchen, even drapery and TV in FR convey. Truly a piece of NOVA history, this house has an unique blend of classic farmhouse charm and a tasteful updated interior. Including gourmet kitchen w/ all the wanted names, full size wine cooler, radiant heat in MBa! 2nd fridge in garage conveys.

Property Details

MLS #

AR7998324

Status

Sold

Type

Residential

Subtype

Detached

Style

Farm House

Beds

4

Full Baths

2

Half Baths

1

Cooling Fuel

Electric

Heating Fuel

Natural Gas,Other

Hot Water

Natural Gas

Fireplaces

1

Levels

4

Lot Size

10,265 square feet

Current Price

$997,997

Ownership Type

Fee Simple

Listed

Jan 25, 2013

Days on Market

4

Subdivision

COUNTRY CLUB

County/City

ARLINGTON

County Tax

$7,013.52 (Annually)

Parking

Garage

1 Garage Spaces

Covered Parking, Free, Paved Driveway, Street, Faces Front,...

Schools

Elementary

Jamestown

Middle/Junior

Williamsburg

High/Senior

Yorktown

Directions

From McLean : Old Dominion towards Arlington, turn Left on Little Falls Road. House on right corner. Arlington from Lee and Glebe, Glebe Rd towards Chain Bridge left on Old Dominion, right on Little Falls Road. House on right comer. #4861

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Directions

From McLean : Old Dominion towards Arlington, turn Left on Little Falls Road. House on right corner. Arlington from Lee and Glebe, Glebe Rd towards Chain Bridge left on Old Dominion, right on Little Falls Road. House on right comer. #4861

Williamsburg/Yorktown

Williamsburg and Yorktown occupy the northwest corner of Arlington County. Many of the street names allude to Williamsburg and Yorktown’s prior inhabitants. The Powhatan tribe is known to have lived in the area prior to colonial settlement.

Minor Hill – the largest hill in Arlington – can be found in Williamsburg. This was a valuable resource during the Civil War, as the hills height allowed for observation and signal communication. After the Civil War, Williamsburg and Yorktown returned to their status as farming communities. It wasn’t until the post war boom in the 1950’s that the two communities began to flourish.

Quality of Life:

Cozy, quiet and unassuming; Life in Williamsburg and Yorktown is, generally speaking, a down to earth, hassle free experience. There is light commercial development around the intersection of Sycamore Street and Williamsburg Boulevard. The Williamsburg Shopping Center is conveniently located and features great new restaurants such as Deli Italiano and Backyard BBQ. The streets are wide and are perfect for riding bikes and jogging. Tuckahoe Park will delight children of all ages and is ideal for spring or summer picnics. The schools and proximity to East Falls Church Metro (accessible by bike, car and ART bus) are also worth mentioning. Nottingham Elementary just won the Governor's Award for Excellence and Yorktown High is consistently ranked one of the top high schools in the country.

Getting Around:

Lee Highway is the main thoroughfare, and connects Williamsburg and Yorktown residents with I-66 and Route 7. Sycamore Street runs down to the East Falls Church Metro station. Metro bus service is also reliable. Williamsburg Boulevard and Yorktown Boulevard connect with Old Dominion.

With our relationship with Atlantic Coast Mortgage, LLC, we’re able to provide the full spectrum of mortgage services, from online pre-approval to a guiding hand throughout the entire financing process.